Feel-Good Songs: Belt Them Out at Karaoke! A Roundup of Popular Numbers
A lot of people probably blow off steam by singing their hearts out at karaoke, right?
In everyday life, there aren’t many chances to belt out songs at the top of your lungs, so going all-in at karaoke feels great!
But when it’s time to pick songs, don’t you sometimes get stuck on what to sing?
In this article, we’ll introduce songs that are fun to sing and leave you feeling refreshed!
From heartfelt ballads you can pour your emotions into, to tracks with soaring high notes, rhythmically complex and challenging numbers, and songs that make you feel clear-headed once you power through them.
We’ve selected recommendations from a variety of angles, so find the perfect track for you and sing your heart out!
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[Feel-Good Songs] Belt It Out at Karaoke! A Roundup of Popular Numbers (191–200)
alexisthymia spareRin to shite Shigure
Ling Tosite Sigure is a three-piece rock band that thrills fans with an aggressive rock sound and a powerful high-tone voice.
Their song “Alexithymia Spare,” used as the theme for the animated film PSYCHO-PASS PROVIDENCE, is included on their 7th album, last aurorally.
The vocals burst in at top speed right from the opening, and combined with the noisy sound, they instantly crank up the excitement.
It’s a rock tune perfect for blowing off stress—belt it out at karaoke and your worries will vanish.
Tomorrow as wellSHISHAMO
Amid the rush of work and studies on weekdays, this is a cheer song about heading out on the weekend to see the person who makes you shine—an emotion anyone can relate to.
Its refreshing sound expresses the determination to keep going, even in tough times or when you’re close to giving up, because you want to meet the hero who lifts you up.
Released in February 2017 on the album “SHISHAMO 4,” the track was also featured the same year as the CM song for NTT Docomo’s “Docomo Student Discount,” which helped boost the band’s popularity.
It was additionally adopted as a support song for Kawasaki Frontale, with the music video filmed at their home stadium, Todoroki Athletics Stadium.
It’s a perfect song for anyone who wants to belt it out while thinking of that special presence in their heart.
Frenzy Hey Kids!!THE ORAL CIGARETTES
This work has gained popularity for its overwhelming rock sound and lyrics that skillfully blend English and Japanese.
THE ORAL CIGARETTES’ powerful performance and Takuya Yamanaka’s soaring vocals leave a strong impression, and this track, released in November 2015, was also chosen as the opening theme for the TV anime Noragami ARAGOTO.
The song sparked a huge reaction, surpassing 100 million views on YouTube, and is included on the album FIXION.
With its intense, powerfully thrilling development, the track is perfect for blowing off steam at karaoke.
You can belt it out and savor the liberating feeling that makes you want to shout from the bottom of your heart.
It’s an energetic song in which the band’s expressive power and the anime’s worldview fuse beautifully.
lensIkuta Rira
This is the sixth digital-only single by singer-songwriter Lila Ikuta, who performs under the name ikura in the music duo YOASOBI.
It was used as the theme song for the TV drama “Is Love Sustainable? ~The Marriage March of a Father and Daughter~,” and its gentle message, which overlaps with the drama’s storyline, is a number that resonates with the heart.
If you sing it over the crystal-clear ensemble, you may experience a different kind of catharsis than with songs that are belted out passionately.
However, since the song maintains a high register, be sure to choose a key that lets you sing comfortably.
[Feel-Good Songs] Belt It Out at Karaoke! A Roundup of Popular Numbers (201–210)
I want to become a musician.My Hair is Bad
This song, which lets you savor the driving, guitar-rock feel characteristic of My Hair is Bad, is a track included on their 2016 release “woman’s.” The lyrics, chronicling the life of a band member, sound as if they’re singing about themselves.
There are some slightly fast-paced parts, but the melody line in the chorus is especially exhilarating—nail it, and it’s guaranteed to feel great! The vocal range isn’t particularly wide compared to their other songs, so if you’re a male singer who struggles with high notes, try lowering the key a bit before taking it on.
That’s all there is to it.Marushii
Marcy is a three-piece rock band whose lyrics, woven with striking phrases that capture the subtleties of delicate emotions, grip fans and never let go.
Their digital single Tada Sore Dake no Koto ga Sa was featured as an insert song in episode 2 of ABEMA’s Koi Suru Weekend Homestay 2023 Spring ~Sweet Orange Memory~.
With its steadily building arrangement and a beautifully crafted chorus melody, it’s a song that feels great to belt out at karaoke.
A sentimental number whose poignant lyrics vividly paint scenes before your eyes.
Song of LoveKōda Kumi
A singer who has established a unique style often described as “sexy-cool” and enjoys overwhelming support especially among women, Kumi Koda’s 37th single.
Used as the CM song for MTI’s music.jp, this track is a heartrending ballad that tells a breakup story from a woman’s perspective.
Its wistful melody, intertwined with the lyrical imagery, is likely to draw you in emotionally even when sung at karaoke.
It’s a beautifully arranged number that shines, perfect for those times when you want to immerse yourself in the sorrow of heartbreak.